Google 'to help' online marketing services
by ClickThrough | 15 Dec 2009
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Online marketing services are to be provided with help via a new service from Google, the internet service provider (ISP) has said.
The firm noted it has already produced a number of innovations in 2009 to help e-marketers along, such as providing services on YouTube and creating its new DoubleClick Ad Exchange.
It has added that tomorrow (December 15th) it will be hosting an online educational webcast on its display advertising business aimed at internet marketing services professionals, analysts and investors, as well as the media.
This will be the second running of the seminar, following a previous broadcast in September.
The ISP remarked: "Our goal is to improve display advertising on the web for everyone."
In related news, Google recently unveiled tools for users in September, which included enhanced services such as Universal Search.
A new picture layout was also implemented to look like the pages of a magazine, according to director of product management and search Johanna Wright.
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